Report from Zurich Analytical Psychology Club of New York

This paper was given by Eleanor Bertine before a meeting of the Analytical Psychology Club of New York, on October l8, 1948. In it she describes her trip to Switzerland, which included a delightful excursion to the Rigi with C. G. Jung, where they explored both the outer mountains and inner psyche during long discussions of analytical psychology and Jung's most recent writing at the time. She continues with observations about the new C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich to which she was a delegate from the Analytical Psychology Club in New York City. She describes the organization of the institute and the courses of study and touches on the importance of establishing standards for the training of analytical psychologists. She finishes her talk with a description of the month she spent in London, along with Esther Harding, after a dispiriting stop in Paris.